Rumor Figment, well, to be replaced by Figment

Cmdr_Crimson

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Well, what other news is happening with this Pavillion besides a paint job and all things goes eerily silent after the expo?
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Cmdr_Crimson

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I noticed this and hoped it was a one-off thing. I was there one day and it was 1983, and when I came back two years later it was 1999. Very strange. It’s a weird sounding loop!
Because the first half of it is from the 2.0 version of the ride and the remaining parts of the loop is the musical scores of Flubber and Honey I Blew Up the Kid..
 
I wanna hear from the people who attended this thing irl & then went into experience it immediately after. I’ve always called it the Houghton Mifflin ceremony because of the terrible projections on the pyramids. Y2K nightmare fuel
The opening footage being lost media only adds to how mysterious JIYI is. Don’t get me wrong, JIYI is an awful attempt at a update to the original, but the fact that there’s little to no information about it’s development, design, construction, or hell it’s opening ceremony makes the ride a complete enigma. It’s honestly kinda cool finding rare information about this turd of a ride
 

Inspired Figment

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The opening footage being lost media only adds to how mysterious JIYI is. Don’t get me wrong, JIYI is an awful attempt at a update to the original, but the fact that there’s little to no information about it’s development, design, construction, or hell it’s opening ceremony makes the ride a complete enigma. It’s honestly kinda cool finding rare information about this turd of a ride
Honestly, I’d find it interesting to hear and find out more regarding the development of the 2002 “fix” myself aswell. I only know bits and pieces like who the show producer was and such. But that’s it. Not much else.
 

Homemade Imagineering

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The opening footage being lost media only adds to how mysterious JIYI is. Don’t get me wrong, JIYI is an awful attempt at a update to the original, but the fact that there’s little to no information about it’s development, design, construction, or hell it’s opening ceremony makes the ride a complete enigma. It’s honestly kinda cool finding rare information about this turd of a ride
I’m a huge sucker for anything lost media, & frankly JII & it’s three renditions are no stranger to the phenomena. There are zero production photos I’ve seen of JIYI, only a few things have surfaced including the bizarre animations done for the finale of the attraction and this opening ceremony. You’d think someone would’ve recorded the full ceremony amongst everyone in the crowd
 

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